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  • 13/05/2025
Dans cet épisode de Focus, nous explorons comment l'Arabian Travel Market 2025 redéfinit le tourisme mondial grâce à la durabilité, à la technologie et à une nouvelle vision audacieuse du voyage connecté et responsable.

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00:00Une industrie connectée permet de les gens de bouger autour du monde,
00:04de expérimenter des destinations qu'ils n'ont jamais été à avant,
00:06de apprendre des nouvelles cultures.
00:08D'un point d'industrie, c'est une chance pour les gens de connecter à nouveaux clients.
00:16En un monde marqué par des déroupes, climaturgie et des expectations de voyageurs,
00:21l'Arabien Travel Market 2025 offre une vision compétente pour une industrie connectée
00:26et regenerative mondiale de l'industrie mondiale.
00:28De l'Arabien, de l'Arabien, de l'Arabien, de l'Arabien, de l'Arabien et de l'Arabien,
00:34les habitants de voyageurs sont ici pour ré-tablir le narratif et ré-imaginer ce que l'année prochaine.
00:39L'Arabien est l'un des des des destinations plus iconiques dans l'Arabien.
00:46Il a des coasts, des montages, des montants, des plateaux, des deserts.
00:54A couple of years ago, the number of tourists in Asir were about just over 6 million.
00:59Asir, in 2024, it was just over 8 million, and I expect that number to go up.
01:06Asir, long a domestic retreat, is being elevated onto the world stage with over 11 billion euros of investment.
01:14Yet environmental protection is a core foundation for its development.
01:18We absolutely have to preserve these if we want to remain successful as a destination moving forward.
01:24So in the strategy that we put together, we have a whole pillar called planet dedicated to the preservation of the environment.
01:34It's a sentiment echoed in Abu Dhabi by leisure and destination creator Mirau.
01:382024 was an extraordinary year where we have broken all our records.
01:43We had more than 38 million visits to Yass Island, which reflects 12% growth compared to 2023.
01:52One of our main goals on Yass Island and Saadiat is to create unique and immersive experience for our customers.
01:57We use big data and machine learning to better understand customer behavior, better understand our exacting data, capturing data.
02:04And based on that, we customize and tailor different and new experiences.
02:09Mirau's data-led approach is shaping the future of experience in Abu Dhabi,
02:13where AI and solar power are not only enhancing entertainment, but also driving climate-smart infrastructure.
02:20Dubai's refill and reuse water stations, along with citywide bottling initiatives,
02:25are being adopted across hotels as part of an effort to position itself as the region's most sustainable urban destination.
02:322024 compared to 2023, we've seen a 9% growth.
02:37We had about 18.7, 18.72 million tourists that came into Dubai.
02:43And the first quarter of 2025 already has been a strong year for us as well,
02:47with over 5.3 million tourists coming in, making about a 3% jump compared to the same period of time last year.
02:53We know that the avenues are not just about bringing in and building in and trying to attract more and more people to come and enjoy Dubai,
02:58but we need to make sure that it's also addressing a very big point for us and a very big topic for us as a city, which is sustainability.
03:05From Dubrovnik to Dalmatia, Croatia is among a wave of destinations focusing on regenerative tourism,
03:12a quality-over-quantity shift, gaining traction worldwide.
03:15Croatia has done a lot in terms of sustainability.
03:19We changed even the regulations and we started to implement new destination strategy plans,
03:26which means that we are focused on three pillars of sustainability, ecological, economical and, of course, social one.
03:34Artificial intelligence is no longer a backstage tool.
03:38It's reshaping how destinations predict demand, personalised experiences and enhanced safety.
03:43From real-time data to predictive maintenance, AI is quietly powering the future of global tourism.
03:50We use a lot of new technology and we invest a lot of money in new technologies.
03:54So for us, I will give an example.
03:56CRM is critical for the business because we try to understand our customers the best possible way
04:04and we want to understand what they want, what they don't want.
04:08Not only to get to know our customers in a better way, but also for maintenance, for instance,
04:14of the roller coasters, which, as you can imagine, is our priority.
04:19With strong ties to the Gulf, Malaysia is betting on ecotourism and heritage to lead its global campaign.
04:25And it's finding new traction in a more conscious travel economy.
04:29We are an ecotourism destination and we are also focusing on the community-based tourism.
04:37So we are focusing now on sustainability and responsible tourism.
04:43As the tourism world resets its compass, ATM 2025 is a reminder that progress isn't just about moving faster.
04:50It's about moving forward, together and on purpose.
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05:03Yep.
05:05Even move forward.
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